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Finding Baby Girl Bedding

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Finding that perfect crib bedding set for your little princess can be a very tedious and challenging task.

Having a picture in your head of what you want will help you achieve the desire to find the set that you are looking for.

In your thought process to discover your baby girls bedding consider the following few things:

What color?
Does it need to be a theme? (floral, rainbows, fairies)
Frills or no frills?
Does it have the choice for matching accessories?
Does it fit the crib and meet the recommendations to reduce SIDS?

The above is just a short list of considerations to take in to account, there may be many more. The best bet is to sit down and write out a list of things that meet your situation.
Now to the fun part.....finding that special bedding for your baby girl's nursery!

There are many manufacture of baby bedding out there but a couple of my favorites are My Baby Sam, California Kids and BabyKins all in which are American manufactures. All these manufacture carry very different products and styles. Their baby bedding sets can be purchased online and through some selected department stores.

Here are three of my favorite baby bedding sets for little girls. They vary in cost design and color.

First of all if you're looking for something affordable and to completely make over the nursery this Delicious Pink 12pc set is the best choice and comes with the following:

Sherpa coverlet, bumper, fitted sheet, dust ruffle, diaper stacker, valance, toy bag, 2 pc set pillow and 3 pc set wall décor. Coverlet size is 35x44", bumper measures 10" wide. Dust ruffle has a 16" drop, Valance 18x70" fits any window and the fitted sheet is made to fit a standard size crib mattress.

The manufacture is BabyKins and retails around $180

The next baby bedding set is for baby nurseries with uniqueness.... forget the plain old pink baby girl's nursery and add brightness with this set. This 4pc Go Girl  set comes with Crib Print Fitted Sheet Patchwork Coverlet, Crib Print Fitted Sheet, Hollywood Bumper (As Pictured) and Crib Gathered Dust Ruffle with the option to purchase additional accessories separately.

The manufacture is California Kids and retails around $265

Lastly this fantastic design by My Baby Sam is sheak and modern and suitable for any nursery. Mad About Plaid in Pink 4pc set comes with Patchwork bumper, sheet, tailored 17" skirt and a Patchwork blanket

This set retails around $150

So there is an insight into a few of my favorites.

I hope that his helps you out with purchasing the baby bedding set that is just right for your baby girl.

Happy Shopping

All these sets can b viewed and purchase online from the following site www.BabybeddingPlus.com

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I'm a lucky recipient of much scrap material. Very much a variety. And there's more where it came from.

Anyone have some ideas of what we can do with this for toddlers and preschoolers. Of course sewing and "craft" projects are really out of the question. One project we have done is using pink and purple scraps to glue to the letter P. And this winter we'll be making patchwork mittens. Any other ideas? Thanks!

I have a class of two year olds and i use scrap material all the time for art and sensory projects. We glue it on to everything-shiny fabric on fish shapes, brown fabric on a bear shape (teddy bear), tent shapes-basically anything that the color or texture of the material would enhance the project a little bit. You could also make a matching hat or scarf with your mittens. I like the use random fabric with projects because it's something different than just construction paper.

I also cut different colors and textures into very small pieces and put them in a dry, empty soda bottle for the kids to shake and check out the different colors. Just glue the lid so it will stay on.

We have also made a class quilt-just cut a variety of fabric into small squares, give each child a larger square to glue the fabric how ever they want, then put all the large squares together. I hole punched the larger squares then tied them all together-it was cute and the kids liked to touch it and feel the different textures.

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